Sentence examples for existed exclusively from inspiring English sources
Now he existed exclusively via a scholarship good for four Benjamins every Tuesday, which he could siphon simply by answering the questions Did you work last week?
Then, as he wrote beautifully, "The Russia of the future existed exclusively among a few boys, hardly more than children, so insignificant and unnoticed that there was room for them between the soles of the great boots of the autocracy and the ground".
But Appignanesi quickly shuts down this fascinating line of inquiry, warning that "the exponential growth in theories about early childhood is oddly coincident with the rise of feminism," as if the science existed exclusively to perform the task of social control.
Up until now, Grouper has existed exclusively on the Web, but today the startup is looking to take its offline social network to the next level by bringing Groupers to the iPhone.
Scottish wool merchants brought the game to the hills near the harbors of St. Andrews, Carnoustie, Aberdeen and Aberlady, which is now Gullane, "and the game existed exclusively on the east coast from 1450 to 1850," Archie declared.
We also confirmed that two ESTs (tc0001 and nta1105) existed exclusively in apical cells and not in zygotes, indicating that cell type specific de novo transcription occurs after zygotic cell division.
As suggested by size-exclusion chromatography during purification, SEC MALLS clearly reveals that IKK2mono exists exclusively as a monomer in solution, whereas full-length IKK2 and IKK2EE(11–669) are dimers.
"It is possible that the two exist exclusively of each other, but apparently that's not a good enough answer".
The sea is dark and deep, and crawling with leviathans that exist exclusively to murder you, legs first.
No, this is the type of high-end clubber who exists exclusively behind a perfectly preserved velvet rope.
But unlike their newsstand competitors, these publications exist exclusively online, updating weekly or even daily, and offering a sense of community that conventional monthlies cannot replicate.
